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Summerside Business Commons Prince Edward Island SUMMERSIDE BUSINESS COMMONS PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND An entirely new lease on business WHERE SHARED SERVICES AND OPEN SPACES MAKE ALL THE DIFFERENCE SUMMERSIDE BUSINESS COMMONS Summerside Business Commons is the newest and most advanced business location for companies seeking a balance between sustainability and efficiency. It is where some of the most talented people converge to create and innovate in a business environment that enhances success. MISSION SUMMERSIDE TO PROVIDE A FUNCTIONAL, SAFE AND INNOVATIVE SPACE WHERE WORK/LIFE BALANCE IS REDEFINED FOR MANUFACTURING AND PROCESS EXPORT BUSINESS ORIENTED BUSINESS CITY OF SUMMERSIDE SUMMERSIDE BUSINESS COMMONS PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND COMMONS SUMMERSIDE This 14-acre Eco Industrial Summerside Business Commons is an integrated light manufacturing/processing hub park is located in the heart that maximizes productivity while minimizing of Summerside, close to all resources. Intelligent green features, a wide array of building solutions—including facility amenities and services. It sharing, energy and water management— offers 115,000 square feet are overseen and managed by an experienced of leasable space and is team of professionals who will constantly and continuously work together with the designed for optimum community and the environment to support 2 energy and cost-effectiveness a sustainable platform for tenant success. COMPARED TO TORONTO, VANCOUVER, CALGARY, LONDON, DENVER, AND NEW YORK, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND OFFERS COST ADVANTAGES AS MUCH AS 20% ON LABOUR AND 30% ON FACILITY LEASING 3 CITY OF SUMMERSIDE SUMMERSIDE BUSINESS PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND COMMONS SUMMERSIDE BUSINESS COMMONS IS THE NEW BENCHMARK OF LIGHT INDUSTRIAL PARKS FOR THE FUTURE. LOTS ARE READY FOR TENANTS TODAY. PEI HAS YEAR-ROUND ACCESS TO A READILY AVAILABLE AND QUALIFIED TALENT POOL Food Manufacturing/Processing Cluster Energy and Innovation Cluster Bio Science Cluster INNOVATIVE AND UNIQUE FEATURES ARE AN INTEGRAL PART OF PARK DESIGN ENVIRONMENTAL ç Convenient linkages with adjoining businesses ENERGY-EFFICIENT BUILDINGS ç Access to nearby public lands and open space ç Reduced upfront infrastructure costs including parking, PASSIVE HEATING, COOLING AND VENTILATION storm water management and roads ç Passive heating, cooling and ventilation through optimized lot REDUCED ELECTRICAL and building orientation CONSUMPTION ç Reduced development footprints including warehouse space, REDUCED FOOTPRINTS FOR building clustering and shared services through maximized WAREHOUSING, BUILDINGS land-use efficiency AND SERVICES ç Shared parking to reduce capital costs NATURALIZED STORM WATER ç Shared shipping and receiving to reduce capital costs MANAGEMENT POND ç Energy storage to reduce electrical consumption and store energy on an industrial scale ç Ease of bike and pedestrian travel to surrounding areas ç Natural storm water system ç Energy-efficient buildings SERVICES ENERGY STORAGE ON ROOM TO BREATHE AN INDUSTRIAL SCALE SPACE TO MOVE FULL FIBER OPTICS 3-PHASE POWER BEAUTY TO BEHOLD SHARED PARKING LIFE TO LIVE EV CHARGING STATIONS BACK-UP POWER SYSTEMS PROPERTIES LIFESTYLE FULLY SERVICED LOTS COMPATIBLE TENANTS FROM .8 TO 1.5 ACRES LINEAR PARK WITH BUILD-TO-SUIT FROM WALKING AND CYCLE PATHS 15,000 TO 25,000 SF PROXIMITY TO LOCAL SHARED SHIPPING & AMENITIES RECEIVING OPEN PUBLIC SPACES SHARED PARKING M1 ZONING (LIGHT INDUSTRIAL) 5 CITY OF SUMMERSIDE SUMMERSIDE BUSINESS PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND COMMONS SUMMERSIDE BUSINESS COMMONS SETTING THE STANDARD FOR BUSINESS PARKS The City of Summerside is on an ambitious Energy Storage journey to bring next-generation flexible Cutting-edge energy storage and management manufacturing, processing and incubation technology means lower expense and space to the marketplace. For this purpose, higher savings. the City acquired 14 undeveloped acres within its industrial heartland. This proper- Building Orientation ty has undergone significant changes since Lot position matched to building design uses acquisition in 2019 and with critical infra- sun power to optimize heating and cooling structure near completion, attention now efficiency. switches to building. Window Design A STUNNING ECO AGENDA Strategically positioned and sized windows ensure balance between light, heat gain/loss The City is taking a strong stance on and view. solidifying its identity as the “Greenest City in Prince Edward Island” and to maintain that reputation—and building on substantive Green Mobility The agenda of the Eco Park includes the efforts—we are seeking partnerships, latest in vehicle charging technologies to collaboration and tenants concerned with support our renewable agenda. maximizing the physical building space within our park. Renewable Water 100% water management maximizes use Park infrastructure is designed to encourage of rain for naturalized pond and landscape stunning landscaped and light-filled watering. contemporary spaces to enhance a culture of productivity and personal enrichment. Each building is envisioned Water Conservation All buildings are equipped with the very to be fitted with a host of green features latest in water-saving technologies. to keep resource-use low and carbon footprints minimal. GOALS 6 TO ENSURE QUALITY, ECONOMIC TO STRIKE A BALANCE BETWEEN SOCIAL VITALITY AND SOCIAL BENEFITS AND ECONOMIC BENEFITS WHILE ENSUR- THROUGH THE PLANNING OF THE PARK, ING TENANT SPACE IS INNOVATIVE, COST ITS BUILDINGS AND TENANT MIX EFFECTIVE AND EMBRACES NATURE STRATEGIC LOCATION Summerside Business Commons is fast becoming the most sought-after business address in the city. Minutes from the City Centre, major highways, Summerside Port and Summerside Airport, it provides a logistical hub for business. Situated in Prince Edward Island (PEI) 24-hour development cycle on Canada’s East Coast between North America, Europe and Asia 7 Direct access to U.S. and Canadian markets CITY OF SUMMERSIDE SUMMERSIDE BUSINESS PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND COMMONS Situated in Prince Edward Island (PEI) on Canada’s East Coast Direct access to U.S. and Canadian markets 8 1 Summerside Airport 2 Highway Linkage to Mainland 3 Summerside Credit Union Place Recreational Complex KPMG STUDIES SHOW A SAVING 4 City Centre OF ALMOST 42% ON LEASES AND 5 Port of Summerside A 15% SAVING ON PROPERTY TAXES COMPARED TO THE CANADIAN NATIONAL AVERAGE WHEN LOCATING IN PEI. FOR MOST BUSINESS THAT COULD TRANSLATE TO A 2% OF SALES REDUCTION IN FACILITY COSTS. 9 CITY OF SUMMERSIDE SUMMERSIDE BUSINESS PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND COMMONS AN ENTIRELY NEW LEVEL IN DESIGN Summerside Business Commons is Prince Edward Island’s first eco-business park, offering world-class facilities with smart, environmentally friendly and resource- CONFEDERATION TRAIL saving features. Shared services and open 69.757 m spaces set the park far apart from other S 46°08'11" E business and industrial locations. Unique design and purposeful attributes ensure ZONING SETBACKS - NO BUILD ZONE a perfect platform for business and industry to flourish and grow long term. 110.417 m N 13°36'06" E GREENWOOD DR. BUILDABLE AREA INNOVATIVE FEATURES LOT #1 4,414 m2 1.59 acres (47,512SF) We have designed and developed park infrastructure to encourage: 89.191 m S 12°22'35" W æ Convenient linkages with adjoining N 33°59'57" W businesses 22.350 m æ Access to nearby public lands and N 77°51'22" W open space 45.669 m YET TO BE NAMED DR. æ Reduced upfront infrastructure costs including parking, storm water management and roads æ Passive heating, cooling and ventilation through optimized lot and building orientation æ Reduced development footprints CONFEDERATION TRAIL including warehouse space, building clustering and shared services through 148.134 m 83.190 m S 46°36'35" E maximized land-use efficiency N 12°24'13" E LOT #2 ADVANCED 1.41 acres MANUFACTURING N 77°48'57" W 127.019 m 10 PARKING LOT 6.439 m S 12°11'03" W 82.880 m S 77°52'54" E 72.667 m S 12°10'53" W PARKING LOT 43.624 m N 12°11'20" E LOT #3 PARKING LOT LOT #4 0.98 acres 0.79 acres S 35°59'47"47.620 W m N 77°57'12" W 63.657 m S 77°52'54" E 97.780 m PARKING LOT 92.552 m 98.725 m S 77°50'15" E PARKING LOT N 77°50'46" W 55.933 m 55.892 m N 12°19'19" E GREENWOOD DR. LOT #6 S 12°07'06" W LOT #5 1.28 acres 1.36 acres 55.869 m S 12°07'06" W 56.049 m N 12°11'20" E N 77°52'37" W S 77°45'19" E 92.751 m 98.656 m YET TO BE NAMED DR. 43.080 m 22.647 m N 77°51'19" W S 63°52'03" W INFRASTRUCTURE CITY WIND ENERGY LOT #7 LED STREETLAMPS FOR 67.035 m LOWER ENERGY CONSUMPTION GREENWOOD DR. 1.20 acres S 13°25'36" W 81.067 m N 12°11'17" E RAINWATER HARVESTING FOR PARKING LOT WATER CONSERVATION VEHICLE CHARGING STATIONS S 77°50'15" E 62.297 m VEGETATION TO REDUCE WINDFORCE EARTH BERM / BANKING NATURAL TRAILS CONNECTING 11 TO AREA AMENITIES CITY OF SUMMERSIDE SUMMERSIDE BUSINESS PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND COMMONS Every lot and building have been designed The full range of units available in the park with purpose and maximum efficiency. Each is designed on a flexi space concept. These building takes advantage of everything from clean, green and energy-efficient spaces are solar orientation, the natural topography customizable to suit the most stringent of of the land, concentrated development, requirements and can be utilized for light linkages to local and regional amenities, manufacturing including food and bio indus- storm water management, natural tries, research and development laboratory 12 surroundings and energy efficiencies. space, and retail and office… with no need to pay for amenities that are rarely used. WITH THE NATION’S HIGHEST PARTICIPATION RATES AND SINGLE-DIGIT TURNOVER, THE STABILITY AND WORK ETHIC OF THE PEI LABOUR FORCE PROTECTS YOUR INVESTMENT 13 CITY OF SUMMERSIDE SUMMERSIDE BUSINESS PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND COMMONS PHASE 1 DEVELOPMENT …BUILD-TO-SUIT OPPORTUNITIES Summerside Business Commons offers vast experience in build-to-suit expertise for all WELCOME TO YOUR types of business and is currently accepting expressions of interest for Phase 1 leasing.
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